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Stories.

Cemetery can bring about a variety of emotions in people.

Some like to make a day of visiting a beautifully landscape cemetery such as Laurel Hill in Philadelphia.

Such beautiful surroundings can bring peace to you regardless of why that setting exists.

The lush gardens and splendid architecture, mausoleums and headstones can make it easy to block out the fact that you are surrounded by dead bodies.

For others, wandering around a cemetery can bring about the feelings of sorrow from the loss of someone close.

You'd like to think that your loved one's final resting place will bring them the eternal peace that they deserve.

Unfortunately, some cemeteries have a horribly hidden past that will definitely not let its residents rest in peace.

The Nighter for a... If you ever want to see a side-by-side example of a cemetery that you would be honored to have your family buried in as opposed to one that would give you nightmares to have a loved one spend an eternity,

look no further than Cave Hill Cemetery and Eastern Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.

Cave Hill Cemetery is the final resting place of various military heroes as well as noted public figures,

such as Colonel Harlan Sanders from Kentucky Fried Chicken Fame, famous explorer George Rogers Clark,

and one of the most popular athletes of all

time, Muhammad Ali.

Cave Hill is a popular tourist attraction and a Louisville treasure.

Many assume that the small cemetery next to Cave Hill is simply part of it because it's

so close.

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